Occasionally I receive questions from people about where's the best place to find or buy or learn how to . . . something. So I thought I would share some sites with you that I use when looking for various technology related things.
First, when looking for reviews on equipment I always head to CNET or Test Freaks. I also find personal evaluations from customers to be very important in selecting a particular product. So going to sites like B&H or even Amazon to see what others are saying is recommended.
CNET
Test Freaks
When I am looking for design ideas or to see whats new out there I go to Smashing Magazine and Layers Magazine.
Smashing Magazine
Layers Magazine
For Adobe Flash related ideas and examples, nothing beats The Edge.
The Edge
A great site to checkout web design is the Web Designer Magazine.
Web Designer Magazine
Best Design Tutorials has a list of 50 design magazines available online.
Best Design Tuts
The Design mag is also a good site to checkout.
The Design Mag
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Thursday, June 30
Wednesday, June 29
File Recovery
So you deleted some files that you shouldn't have and now you are in despair. . .
Well. . . there's a chance you could get them back.
With data recovery software you can get access to deleted files on most hard drives, disks, and even memory cards. While most data recovery software comes with a price tag, there are some good free alternatives. One of the best is a program called PhotoRec. The program does not come with a graphical user interface (GUI), but is still relatively easy to use.
Give PhotoRec a try next time you need to recover a file.
Well. . . there's a chance you could get them back.
With data recovery software you can get access to deleted files on most hard drives, disks, and even memory cards. While most data recovery software comes with a price tag, there are some good free alternatives. One of the best is a program called PhotoRec. The program does not come with a graphical user interface (GUI), but is still relatively easy to use.
Give PhotoRec a try next time you need to recover a file.
Tuesday, June 28
Photo Sharing Websites
In the world of photo sharing the name of Flickr is as common as butter on bread. But there are others, including some that have been around much longer (like Webshots). Some photo sharing sites also provide services for making websites or printing photos. Here's a few of them:
Webshots
Photobucket
Picasaweb
Shutterfly
Snapfish
SmugMug
KodakGallery
DropShots
PhotoRocket
Pixable
ZangZing
Snap MyLife
LiveShare
Photofeed by Pixable
In the rumor mill, it looks like Google might be coming out with its own photo sharing site soon. Stay tuned . . .
Webshots
Photobucket
Picasaweb
Shutterfly
Snapfish
SmugMug
KodakGallery
DropShots
PhotoRocket
Pixable
ZangZing
Snap MyLife
LiveShare
Photofeed by Pixable
In the rumor mill, it looks like Google might be coming out with its own photo sharing site soon. Stay tuned . . .
iPad Competition
Even though Apple's iPad has cornered the tablet market, it has some strong competition. Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the soon to be released HP TouchTab offer some great alternatives to the iPad. Check them out:
Galaxy Tab
TouchTab
Galaxy Tab
TouchTab
Wednesday, June 22
PROJECT IMAGIN8ION
Check out the first ever user-generated photo contest that will eventually become a short film. The contest is called PROJECT IMAGIN8ION and is sponsored by Canon and will be produced by Ron Howard.
Check it out . . .
Check it out . . .
Tuesday, June 21
Final Cut Pro X
Apple announced the release this morning of the new Final Cut Pro X. . . ! Included in this announcement are the all new Motion 5 and Compressor 4.
Wednesday, June 1
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